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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14
M5at Eo 3 -, able Tliag Transpiring In This
ConnrY.


During the last eighteen months there
has been "a iarge excitement all over the
country over the Mo- 10 Nerve Food plant
dlscove ed IN south Am rica. It's iuten %
power over the iiiuor habit, drunkenness
and it being made into a luscious bever-
age. frightened the liquor dealers. but
they soon found that they could sell more
of Z and maze a larger profit on II, tn an
on liquors while il l. perfectly harmless
and intensely popular. IN fact, its
adoption % stop nervousness and recover
the effect OF overworll on women, while
it made no morbid appetites, nor lost IT'S
effects from long use, more than food, and
its adoption TO al ciaeses OF people and
violating he capric % no kind of con-
s.ientiou- scrupes. and tn probability Of
its superseilng liquor drinking to SO large
an extent has won the support OF tho
churches, temperance people, ii uor deal
err. women and drunkards alike. The
sale is perfectly enormous.
A solution of thymol used as mouth
wash helps % remove the odor OF tobacco
which remains after smoking. Nen VINO
feel that they must smoke should resort
to such experiments for the sake OF their
wives or their best girls.-Dr. Foote' s
Hen tn Monthly
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14
Over Worhel Women.

over " Orhe ~ omen
For sworn ont" run down 80 dcbilitat.
ed school teachers mll4lrers seam tres'es
houeekeeUers. and ONet-wOrhet women
generally, / r. Pierce p faNOr.t+ IRE GRIP
ton j. the best OF all restorative tones.
II Is not "Cure-all,' but admirably tut
hls a singlene~s Of purpose being most
potent Specific for all those Chronic Weak
nesses and Diseases peculiar TO women lt
is powerful. general rs well a uterine,
tonic and nervine ana lmparts Nlgof ana
strength 10 the Whole system. IL Pr ompt-
ly cures weakness. OF stomach Indigestion,
boating weak back, nervous prostration,
debility and slee p sneSs, IN either sex.
avorite lrescri ption IS sold by druggists
under our positive guarantee. see wrap
per around bottle Price sl.NO DOT G or
six bott es for 500
A LARGE treatise on Diseases Of Women
profuseiy Illustrated with colOred plates
and numerous wood cuts sent Tor ten
ce MT in temps
Association, 90 Main Street Buffalo,
y. y.
The hand OF a blacksmith can handle hot
iron without pain and bad whisky can go
down the throat Of case hardened drine-
er without causing him L make a Wry
face. New Orleans Piceyune.
Golden Medical Discovery the great
blood-purifer.
Church choirs should be permitted to
engage in games OF chance Cleveland
sun.
Offensive breath vani-hes with the use
Of Dr. Sages latarrh Remedy.
Portia should have advised ~hylock to
go on vacation and see If lie could not
gain that pound OF tesh without taking 1t
out OF some one else.-Loweu Citizen.
n afflicted with sore eyes use Or. isaac
Thompsons Eye Water. Druggists sell It. DC.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

Church choirs should be permitted to
engage IN games OF chance Cleveland
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

Countryman % druggist 'i want TO
buy a tooth brush II : suthin | never
used hut nv Old woman allowed tat the
next time I cum TO town Id better git
one Druggist Yes ,ir. win one DO
enough N Countryman "A plenty
t'ere only two on Us in the family. ~
Boston Beacon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

Cures where other remedies fail. -5c,
Sizn in n New York resort: NO excuse
if found with another man hat"
The front gate and the hammock,
The cd teuch in the grove,
Have had theirduy aud mast give way
To the corner near tae stove.
Washington Critic.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

An Italian physician who ha. given close
attention to csuses md remedies OF
malaria recommends a decoction of lemon
as especially useful The rind and pulp
of fresh lemon cut in thin slices is boiled
ip three cupful- OF water in an earthen
vessel an boiled down t. a cupful, then
strained with pressure through linen
and set aside over night. The whole is to
be drank in the morning before breakfast.
DR. Foote'S Health Monthly.
PURE Con LIVER or. made from selected
livers. on sea shore by Hazard, Hazard &
Co. n. Y. Absolutely pure and sweet.
Patients prefer il To all others. Physicians
have decided it superior To any ether OILS
in market.
CHAPrHD HANDS, FACE, PIMrLEs and
rough skin cured by using Juniper Tar
Soap made by Hazard, Hazard q Co, New
York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

"Golden Medical Discovery the great
blooG-purifer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

Offensive breath vani-hes with the use
Of DR.. Aages latarrh Remedy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

Portia should have advised -hylock to
go on vacation and see If he could not
gain that pound OF tesh without taking 1t
out OF some one eise.-Loweu Citizen.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-14

II afflicted with sore eyes use DR. isaac
Thompsou's Eye Water. Druggists sell It. DC.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
aeeerab.geitem.-cnssas een s5ee geai 1887

af ubpiflinsen megert uiiffer famlen,
ofte raabeb os rauten. Men ON ri bel
inbrsmmer bette, pil man bog life iaa
rent forbsmme bet, raar man ler bet |
lps al ben nsboenbise uopiflins. pa
bpnben / Norse bespnbte at paasne til
bepibibeb ON fin ret til bsiiabet, iom
arunblopen biemlebe, iaa antos maaife
oftere / bespnpelien bans iribeositraben
form Of lmaalis pppoiition mob embeoss
itanben. Men laa mpote ba osiaa oenne
itanb berne oppoiition paa en- f%orfjert
maabe oeb Blot at ie / ben ct uotrpf for
raabeb ps plumpbeb, buab ben eiter lit
be len Ilet life bar. @i peb, oenne lamp
bar lanse paret tOlot saaenbe. Oct er
unpbpenoist Der at boale peo be forijel=
liae Itabier / bens ubpiflins, ba bet 10
er ale befjenbt, at iremifriotspartiet
bar uunbet mango ieire, og bet belle Jolt
bar gaaet fremao | ben aanb, boori
a~runolopen blep %affattet.
Spab Der bep9ger ps nori faameri
fanere til at feire Den l7oe mai er ben
itpltbeo, pi igler pper at bore al norlf
bpro, ioroi ben fribeb, bort 9amle fnores
LAMB e~rbperpeoe, bar ifabt ct MT Hor9e,
iom inota9er en- baberris plabs blanpt
DC cipiliiereoe idmfuno. Gen ubuiffttts,
lanbets bsrn bar sjennem9aaet / bet npe
Nor9e, bar bapt ben fore b%etDonins for
ps i%opdnorere, at ri mee fettrb fHrer
at rette ps efter bort aouptereoe lambs
Ifitfe. Gen, iom bar lert at Ifatte fri
beben baaoe fpr fig ielp % fine brpbre /
%iamfunoet, fomner let paa goo foo meb
benz, iom bar ben iamme opfatni,ls i
port aopptiulano. Oct er life iad mcb
ule llpoanbrere BERTH, pg bet fat ri
merle us os laoe bet tjene sdmle 9torse
til rOs. 81 oeo, mango fOntmer beroper
ps folser %pilbItprinsens pig % uil iatte
buffet paa enoe, forpi be er ina i,pant
meD iribeo os meb, at De life bliue pas
Jet paa al politimpnbisbeber. Oct er
en- ros for Norse os for be norIte Der,
pper, at be life er blanot bisie. S9iaa
ben uopitlins, hi Der ma siennemsaa,
tlener fun til, at ri enbps iOm ameri=
tanife bOrsere, al fulot bjerte fan ieire
l7oe mai, foroi ri Der oenne atmoii9re
bar l9rt at ifatte iribeben, bpur ben eff
mlterer, os melt ba, iiaar ben bliper bort
eget tisb Os BLOB tilbel. On pi emo meb
ipra Ter ben bitre % intDlerante aanb.
iOm i Nurge resierer meaem pnrtierne,
ON ri END beflaser, at Der finbes ben
tlasieiprIfjel, iom ri Der tror at bore iri
iur, iaa fan bog ri amerifanife borsere
al nprlf oct at iutbt bjerte ienbe Dor bil
len til bet 9amle lamb paa benite Dag, %
at Oct er aluorlis ment, fer hi al be
mango pper tulinbe, lDm er lamlet Der
ious en- lioen By / peiten p9 Der f%orener
Jig / It
2Gnse leue 9anIle Norse!
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Soiltet Menueite, iOm iSSes paa mo-
gen al oisle Gage, bet leper life lanae.
os ON bet emo leper, iaae, lanfer bet
armoo os Glembisbeb. Spiltet Men-
nelte, Der bliuer ips paa en- ai bisie
Gase, bet bliper itjelben eler albrio
beore. Spilfe iOm enten ieIte eler
bOloe Brpaup paa en- al iamme Gage
oenrern saar bet life uel, men fomme
armoo % @lenbisbeb. Set Menneife
lOm uanbrer ai ct Siem os / ct anbet
eller al en- 9ieneite i en- anben ener a
ct Sano uoi ct anoet, ital panbre i BE.
OrOuslie. Bet @ennelte, iOm panbre,
paa nosen af bisie 9ase, bet 1tal itiel.
ben tonme biem til fit eset Sjem mel
anoet eno Yebrspelie. 'Man ital iffs
Ialse eaer fiSbe paa nosen al bisi,
9ase; tbi bet lpftes life, men er SfaSe.
llst. Nan lfal life, sipe iis til 7binas
euer H~etter9an9 paa npseu af bisit
Gage, for bet er panifelist os ifaoeliat
% mango tabe en- retiarbis Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
Tsroens ipSiife Ssiplfning.

Marieiles geographic elltabs Sule.
tin Ior SUM- 1886 inbe6oloer fslsenoe
Spsaper ausaaenoe Ssberne: Intallet
al Sober uosiDr 7,377,602, berui 5 ,4O7, :
602 i europa, 245,o00 / Niien, 413,s
600 / airita, 100000 / Imerita %
1900 / Nuitralien. 5 europa teller
man / Epiflanb 56l,612 Sober, / eng
Lamb 10000, 9iterrissu nsarn 1,643,=
70S, | 8elsien 5000, 0aumnrf 1916,
Spanien 1900, / 5runfris 10000, i
@rafeulano 1862, S9ipeib 1873,
Soaano s1,693, / Stalien 36,2S9,
2urem5urs 900, i Yortusal 200, / Ru-
marien 100000, i &uslaub 2,552,1 las,
Serbien 1892, / 9orse os Soerist
5000, | bet europailts 1prfi 10000
s Iiien: Sprfiet (Yaleiina, Sprien
9ileaiien. Grabien) 10000, bet afi.
atiite &uslanb $4,000. Turfeltan 49,.
900, afsbaniitan $4,000, Snbieu oe
&ina 10000. s Gfrita: Nlserieu 49,:
600, @arOffO 100000, Sahara 5000
2uuis $4,000, 9ripOlis 5000, Nbps
iinien 100000, bet sObe Saabs Sur
bjers 1000, Sgsppten 5000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
SD1o Srabes Sage.
@ammel Spertro.)

Saskatchewan for "0orbtrenberen" e,
bfebeit ttfiftiaet EN- Silfriit al ct elbr,
Opfument al fplgenbe Snbbolb:
"glnuo 1860 er oenne Sfriit pac
2aiin lfreoen al gp6o 8rabe ps lag.
uoi en- Wunfebps ubi gsiernms &loite,
og ct Inno 1861 blepen iunben iaaleoes
notrpft paa 9unlf iOm eiteriplser:
"0a ifal BET unbertrptte 3amnemar'
fomme til i'm iorrise 8Olisbeb os bCpt
Stanb isjen, ~eiterat llluen BET Tortprrei
baper, o9 blipe 9iuet en- @anb &esi.
mentet, pper buffet Sub heane 9ppliarr
%elifer, ben, iOm ifal sjSre os mage Del
Itarli9en, for at bu Ital npbe os erlan9,
manse pnbise o9 9Ooe Gage. Der er
81 Sase, Tom fontnter pnt oct sanItt
Gar; for benz ifal man tase ii9 ipare,
De er sanife lfaoelige. De famine
Gage er asteoe ubi 9anbet, imeoens
Seroen itadr, ON be us aiIfaffes ubi
Bapint (8apens 2anb?). 8emelbte
32 Gage ere bisie iDlsenbe:
S,anIarills har 7 Gaae. b. 124611 10 Oh
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
en- aIaRe belbresese ham.

v. 3. 9~bompfon, &pdfors, Su., iiriper:
Seq bar poret plaset af gatarrb | Here
Var, % Inlet linbrebe mine Smertsr, fSrenb
tes fOrfsste "YapiIon Gatarrb Cure. Sea
fulste grussancisninsen. ps meb minbre
enb en- Slaife blep ics bclbrcSet". "EapiIcn
(ertract Of 6lar) Gatarrb Cure" beIbreber
Bronaial Gatarrb, gcnieg oturrb ener irpniII
eatarrh osiaa 5orijslelie % "Sas-Seser".
store Jlaifer fun 81. GiIialss Dos q. s.
weiier, Teeorab. Soma, % Dos poalibeliss
9russiiter operalt ca
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
st forberet GUS | ajsbcnbapn.

Gpr1icIise MeobelelIer bar al % til
prret at laie ON en- ufprflarlig Stgi,
Slptten al Msbler % nneset anbet
"Spcseri" | ct Gus | gp Tolpbcbgabe.
5or noseu Tib iiocn ~fcrtaltes bet, at
bet bar en- liben Gut, Der par Opbaoss
maroen til bet pasierebe, men bette be-
nrates MI / Ell 8o%rreiponbance berfro
gpen til "5pens Stiftstio." boori Der
Fripes:
Otter bpab ri fra aloeles paalibelis
8ilbe bar brast | griarins, inofrans
feoe "Spsseriet" fig life til iaa Tibet
Siitprien meb ben file Gut er uristis.
Saa suot Tom buer Iften os bper
Scat iorcsaar Der bos ben paasjGloenoe
5amilie en- ~uforflarlis Eummel, bells
inbe / 9~eilisbeoen, bels paa 9rappesans
gen. Ser bsres 8anfen paa gasscne,
itGrte, frabienbe 9pbe, iom tilipncla>
benbe fpmmer ii,be fra Murene, Wsbler
better plupielis ON, ct Yar paa Crap
pen anbraste Sernitole ilpuses bositas
pelis op % neo ao 5rapperne o. a. |.
Gen 8eboer, bos buem bisie marfes
lise 9ius %foresaar, er en- pelbauetoe
Sanoelsmanb, norit at 5ooiel. Sprs
fieIise 8ioner bar u9ret nGrperenbe
% seriblMtbt iulot ~truoGrbise Soft,
iom paa bet beitemteite 6efrefter biSie
saabeiuloe 5anomeners Griitence.
9lnnot Inbre bar en- pperurbnet go
litiem6eosmaub oaret tiliteoe % bprt
furitielise af be omtalte opoe, (iseIom
ban pcrlOnlis bar feet On at DC omtalte
Sernitole peb en- uipnlis 8raft blipe
1pnset neS ab 3rapperue. Samtibis
meo bam bar en- Specialiit Spiritisme
biofalot. Seme Wano paafalote "Nan-
berne" os fit bem til at tilfienbesipe
oeres Nrru0relie peo uiorfiarlig Srab=
fen % Sanfen paa S999ene, peo Sling
ming peo ODrtloffen oiu.
Iolitiembeosmanben ubIti1eoe Yoiter
runot Onifring % unoerieste ~perionlig
DC foritje[lise 5eupmeuer uoen at uare
/ Stauo til at upoase nosen fpiiif Gar=
Tag. Slanbt Inbet foo ban ben ont
talte Ganoemaner % DC pprise Silitebe=
perenoe forlabe ct al SRrellerre, % ba
ban bar enc berinoe, lpltreoe "stanberne"
osIaa bans Dub peo Sanfen, Sling.
ming oIp.
Den nprlte Serre iort9aer ON for
%itjeliee spielise Ting, ban bar upleuet.
Saalebes iaa ban pluoielis en- Scat Ell
io9rt Sernltatip, Der itoo ct Sarelie
peo Sioen at bans os bans &ones Sooes
TANNER, TONNE ipapenbe iuo / Serels
Jet. San fob pp % Hptteoe ben meset
tunse @jenItano tilbase til bens Ylabs.
ps iaaoel bans SlItru iom besse bans
to 8srn bar 8ibne til benne 8esiuenbeb.
PIT bette ma naturligois fprefonme
29ierne Doerit utrolist, men ri sienta-
ger, at Der forelisser fulbt paalipelise
0ienpibners lloiasu ON bet pasierebe.
"SpDgeriet" bar tilbraset Jig betpbe=
Zig SpmGrfiombeb os oisfuteres / pibe
8rebie; bet beber fig, at Der meb BET
isrite uil blipe t~ruffet 6oranitaltninser
for at fumme til BuuoS / benne mpitilfe
Sag peo Sialp af omfattenbe timber
'Sselier al iOrifjelIise art.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25

Sntetitsos | 8pen faar man for iaa
r.melise Triier 5arm. MaFiner al bebite
Sla9s iom bos gnsbretion. 37.4.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-25
MmNf.
NuS ttl5aIgs.
isee aa,e.

Raler 8. 8. Yeb rious tiblisere sl ~ n n
4 9otter. belissenoe paa Dat stres'' NIL
list tilialss. Suiet &c | 600 Sianv 70 iii
bolber 9 E9rslier os sob slGiot,, ,;or,
benoenoer fig til y; agu Scp.
90. Am. EeeoraH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-10
Obituary.

The following notice of the death Of Mr.
Samuel J Walker, former resident of this
county and son of Mr. Gabriel Walker. of
Friedens is taken from the Jackson County
(Ilb. Era
WALkER--On the morning OF July "A,
fss7. at De Soto HIS, Samuel F. Walker,
aged 81 years months and Is bays
Mr.. Walker. was born sept 9, 1s.s5 in
somerset County, Pa, in the spring ofl55
he came 10 De Soto. depending apon tLeiabor
of his hands far support, he secured work at
his trade OF blaoksmithing in the shop OF Mr..
Sutter, afterwards he became a partner with
Mr.. A Mostol!er, With whom he remained
sixteen years when be entered the mercan-
tile business and after few years. The firm
of Walker & Alboon was formed. which con-
tinued until the day Of his death. He was
married August -, ls5t, 70 Miss Rebeeea
Farmer. He was member Of the Lutheran
Church of De Soto, aud one of the oihcers of
the same He was true and faithful in the
performance of every duty, was a patient
sufferer in affiictiOG being confined % his
bed Tor three months and three weeks, until
wasted TO a mere skeleton On the 5fh Of
April he was elected Supervisor of De Soto
township, but being suddenly taken sick at
that time he never left his home, until ear
ried 10 the home sppointe,i for all the living
followed by the widow and six children.
His funeral services were heIsI in the Luther
an Church conducted by the pastor. Asamark
of respect all business was suspended during
the time of service and the great number of
persons present showed 10 what extent he
was respected Peace to his ashes, and
heaven blessing upon the family.
e. D. GRoss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-10
The Art interchange.

The AFt IaiereAdags for July 18th gives as
Its extra supplement bold and brilliant
study Of oranges, both fruit and blossom.
This is an admirable exampls Of the modern
method of waier-coIor painting and Is of in
ealcuiable benefit to the student. 1t Is pub
lished as a companion 10 study af apples
issued earlier ia the year. Another extra
supplement IN black and white, entitled
= The Watering Trough is very charming
composition, showing the courtyard of an
inn. The principal figure IS thar Of a lady
alighting from a white horse Serving maids
in picturesque costumes horses, dogs and
attendants make up very pretty picture
The other illustrations consist Of a wharf
scene, a charming floral design for vase dec
oration, sweet pea design for plate lone Of
the series. a bold design showing lions ram
pant, suitable for woOd-carving a dainty
little figure sketch in Continental costume
for decorating menu cards outline design
showing ehild's head, very suitaele for gen
eral decorative work floral and landscape
designs. suitable for screens, tea service
plaques, vases and panels The text includes
notes on painting oranges in water coloFs ;
how to preserve oil colors from spreading :
how to paint on chamois skin how 10 con
strnct portfolio 10 hold charcoal sketches !,
directions for painting sketch of birds on
pine bougiis oil colors for golden rod how
to paint glass fire screens directions for pic
turesque curtains how to paint child's fig-
ures in pastel decorations for coffee pot
mineral colors for clernatis decorations for
candlestieks etiquette for morning we'd
dings how 10 construct a baby's hammock; !;
novelties in furniture, including notes on
chairs, bedroom slifs and cabinets fancy
cushions. hand screens, table covers, dressing
table scarfs. There are also the usual notes
ON current art events and book reviews
Price of this issue with all the designs, in
eluding the two supplements mentioned
above, Is 30 cents Published ~ William
whitloek. q and ~ West 32d street. New
York
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-10

enmstancss. where there Is no ,Ilseast. Of any
of the vital orzasss, ether Is altogether
safe.
Chlororfarssi. though much more asree-
able and rapid in il action. has been almost
entirely aharsionei in Philadelphia, except
is special cases ON scresint of It's liability 10
produce too profound an efEects bus zcci-
dents from pure ether have been 70 very
rare as hardly 10 enter into surgeon cal
eulagion IN the treatment of persons of ortli-
nary health In the present case there ap-
pears 10 have been even more shaH the usual
sis.,rce cf pr.sstrtis.ss aS fl'sre ,vrfainIy WIS
inuh ,n,rs, tisan tlse rsaiai s.,-srss. of KNOW
edge and experience. and yet death erisued
with syid,ienness and in = manner that leff
no room for doubt thar il wa directly due
to the ether and its action upon the nerve
centres.
The rarity of such an Occurrences, com bin
ed with the eminence of the surgeons and
the personal prominence OF the patient. will
attract more than a common degree of At
tention to the case. and the sympathy for
the relatives of the deceased will be extended
as well to the highly esteemed professional
men in whose experience this is so distressing
an incident
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-10

1
by Prof II. J. sehmitz later itcre was held
the Fifth Tourists conferences, in an ideal and
imaginary mp to Berlin. and al open-air
concert or the shore Of The lake. by OILERS
Band
Bur the croxniBg attraction, as il sut~e-
qaenily proved was reserved k,r the csoss.
Tbis was the frize suosatisn Match.
These n.4lehes ars not only cpndEsiye 70 en-
joymens bot instructive. The quotations
are taken fi,ns every y hers--,,ld proverbs.
saws. Noslser Goose. the Bible, and Shakes
peare. Miss Minnie Barney, of syracuse,
WIS fortunate enough 10 secure the tirsf
prize. Wednesday was filled fun. crowded
Lectures by Prof summer, :. Profession and
Commerce and Prof Richard T. Ely in
which he coneiusively showed co-eperation
to be the ultimate solution of the labor prob
lem q Victor Hugo, Prof A. De Ronge-
uient, and readings from Dickens, by Prof
Cumnoek
Thursday The principal lectures were CIV
en- by Prof Henry Drummond and Prof
Baskerville. In the evening 3 Question
Drawer was conducted by Prof Sumner. Of
Yale. anyone who desired 10 elicit the pro-
fsssor's views on topics relating 10 political
economy had the privilege Of handing in
question. The evening was very enjoyable
one
Friday evenings lecture on Mexican
Life" by Mr. Halleek Wells, was brilliant
sneeess. Costumes and many articles of act
ual use were exhibited and added greatly to
the vivid descriptions
Saturday and sunday sam Jones. the well
known revivalist, drew large crowds.
In the week beginning August J, DR.. Fair
bairn, of oxford. England. confines his Sc
ries Of Observation-Disclosures lectures Wallace
Bruce, the poet and popular speaker who Is
ever welcome in Chautauqua- viii appear
three times George W Cable i to read from
his own works. and Mr. C. T. Bottoms bril-
liant siereoptican exhibitions ill several
readiness
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-10
stonvcreek Items.

Rain and sunshine.
Moses Yoder is opening new coal mine
The steam thresher is booming around in
this neck o woods.
Messrs. c Z. Ringisr and :. E KimmeIl
are attending the Berlin normal
Mr. Albert Phillippi has been sadly affiics-
ed all summer with rleumatism and con-
sumption.
Mr. Us Snyder has an immense lot OF po-
tato bugs, and they have almost entirely de-
stoyed the stalks
Mr. j. J Mosgraye met with serious and
painful accident Thursday morning, by cut-
ting his foot with an AK.
Quite number of our young folks CON
template attending the Friedens harvest
home picnic next saturday.
james Maxwell is through making hay
and harvesting. and IS now ready for the
steamer. prosperous young farmer.
WHKwELL.
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Fish for PENNSYLVANIA.

The report OF the state commissioners Of
fisheries for the year lss5-ssi has just been
issued. The commissioners have built
hatchery II Erie, in which i,625.v0 white
fish were ha;chei last year, being about -
per cent Of the l6Uo,oo0 of obtained
from the United States fish commission.
These young fish were placed in Lake Erie
during the latter part Of March, 1856. The
report says hundreds of thousands Of brook
trout rainbow or California mountain trout,
and salmon trout. have been iransplanted to
our mountain streams and lakes fa game
fishing. Food fishes, principally German
carp. have also been deposited in large num-
bers in ponds and streams, these last named
being in response 10 constantly increasing
demand, largely from orr agricultural popn-
lafion
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-08-10
DIED..

8 JACoB-on Saturday. August 6 1ss7
near Bakesville. William Franklin, sou Of
W d. and NJ. L. Jacob, aged ) years,
month and days.
PILE.-On Tuesday, July N. 1887. in
Westmoreland county. Pa Newton lverton
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pile, aged !
years 8 months and y days.
RAYMAN-on Monday. July Is. 1857. at
Greensbur-. Wesimoreland county, Jennie
A. Rayman, daughter Of Jennie and Wilson
Rayman, aged months and y days, Her
mother died about six months ago at Mil
Run, Fayette County, Pa, where they now
both lay side by side. sweetly dreaming.
W H. r.
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Mr.. W. :. MorSaa, who was in Somerset
Friday, informs us that the rcsit and fre-
qaent robberies and bnryiaries that have
oocurred in the northern md - TIE cs,unty
have greatly excited the r--1pl,s u that ser
ton ard that they are strong in their belief
that there j. a regularly aFzsi,iz.Sl hand of
thieves sTersfing in that neighborilood
Another daring attempt al burglary was
made Thursday evening at the residence Of
John Woosis. in Jenner township. Mr.
Woods had recenily sold his srrn and Il Is
Supposed the burglars were informed of The
facs and expecssd 70 MAKE big haul. Two
men entered the house shortly after dark.
the only person in At the time being Mr..
Woods daughter, aud commeneed g,oing
Through il IN the search of money and other
booty The young lady becoiHine aware u
heir presence ran from the hsase to : near
BY neixiss,er-, where her father was. The
barglars hearing her leave the house. aud
no doubt eausec,uring that she bad gone FOR
assistance. quickly vamoosed without OBJ
tanning any booty